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NSS tied to no start, no windows, no sunroof, no turn signals, no outside temperature???

winmutt

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This is the situation I found my self in outside of a local store. Running the gear selector through the ranges did let me get started. But does NSS control all of that? Looking at S13/1 and the ATA it's not clear to me how S13/1 would impact the rest.
 
ATA would be related to no start (specifically, starter not engaging).
 
Sorry I should have been more specific, does ATA also tie into windows. It's very odd that these all failed at the same time and then magically started working.
 
I'm lacking in electrical knowledge, but it seems to me the items you listed, excepting the no start, would be routed thru the convenience module and the no start may also be tied to the alarm system which could also be routed thru the same. Failures of the convenience module typically can be intermittent.
 
Last night, no turn signals again. I was stopped at a red-light and cycled the key and the car did not start. Still no start again next day. Tried cycling the gear selector and still no luck. Swapped out LH module.as well. Cars been fine since last incident and I did nothing other than let it sit over night and it self healed.
 
"No start" means the starter cranks but the engine doesn't fire, correct?

And this only happens with a warm/hot engine, and it starts again when cold?

Sounds like a failing CKP (crank position sensor). Next time it gets hot and dies, measure CKP resistance. Normal is 800-1000 ohms. When it won't start, if it measures thousands of ohms (or open), the CKP is bad.
 
No solenoid engagement or anything. Windows are working this time, still no turn signal or OAT. CKP replaced by PO.
 
Starter not engaging is a completely different issue than cranking but engine not firing.

If the starter won't engage you could have a bad starter or ignition switch.

:shocking:
 
Ignition replaced last year. Im pretty sure it's something upstream because of the turn signals and OAT and no start all at the same time.
 
whack the starter with something hard enough to wake it up. While not the best thing, your solenoid may be going. If car starts after a pop with a wrench then you might need a rebuilt. The CKP sensor may have been Trucktek or URO brand....
 

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